In HyperStudy, each model is associated with a solver execution script. The role of the solver script is to provide the name and
location of the file that HyperStudy uses to execute the model.
Solver scripts can be written in any language, and the contents can be as simple as a single line or a detailed set
of commands. This generality is intentional so HyperStudy remains flexible enough to be wrapped around any non-interactive process.
You need to register solver scripts when the solver is not a HyperWorks solver and hence is not registered by default, or when you need to perform a series of actions such as copying files,
running one or more solvers, and extracting data.
A preferences file is an ASCII file that configures the application or its clients, and specifies default user settings such as the readers,
functions, and solver script locations.
Learn how to write and register solver script files in HyperStudy.
About Solver Scripts
In HyperStudy, each model is associated with a solver execution script. The role of the solver script is to provide the name and location of the file that HyperStudy uses to execute the model.
Write Solver Scripts
Solver scripts can be written in any language, and the contents can be as simple as a single line or a detailed set of commands. This generality is intentional so HyperStudy remains flexible enough to be wrapped around any non-interactive process.
Register Solver Scripts
You need to register solver scripts when the solver is not a HyperWorks solver and hence is not registered by default, or when you need to perform a series of actions such as copying files, running one or more solvers, and extracting data.